The major festivals celebrated in Vietnam are Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year, February), Hung King Commemoration (early April), Reunification Day (30 April), International Labor Day (May 1st), and National Day (September 2nd).

Your main luggage will be stowed in the transport vans during rides, so it is a good idea to bring a day bag or small rucksack to have quick access.

A suggested list will be included in your pre-departure information, but here is some of the items that you will find on it:

- Cycling helmet (mandatory)
- Cycling gloves
- Biking glasses
- Cycling shoes
- Cycling tops – long or short sleeved depending on climate
- Padded cycling shorts
- Mosquito repellent
- Sun cream
- Camera
- Spare batteries for camera
- Toilet kit. Suggestions: toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, moisture lotion, - razor and shaving cream, tampons etc.
- Bike Kit (if bringing your own bike)

Please be aware that if you have a high tech bike – full suspension, disk brakes, hydraulic brakes – we do not carry tools or parts for fixing all of these components, so please bring your own.

Anyone traveling on an adventure holiday should go to see their doctor for a check-up prior to the trip. Some countries will require specific vaccinations and your doctor will have access to the most up-to-date information about this. It is also a good idea to have a dental check-up before you go, as the facilities in many of the countries to which we travel may not be of the same standard as you are used to.

International airfare is not included. You are responsible for your flights to and from the tour destination. However, on some of our tours, domestic flights are included in the price as parts of the trip.

Yes, of course. Once the tour is booked, a GPS file is available to preview at your request. It will tell you the distance, elevation profile, and road surfaces of the ride on a day to day basis. Make sure you let us know if you’d like one to peruse before your departure.

Yes. Most countries (click here to see this list) can apply for a Vietnam e-visa online. Make sure to apply through the official Vietnam Immigration Portal (Click Here). Once you’ve applied by entering some personal info and payment details, it will take several business days for you to receive your e-visa by email. Once you do, print it out and make sure to bring it with you on the day of your flight!

If your country is not on the list of countries eligible for Vietnam’s e-visa, contact a Vietnam consulate or embassy to make sure you will be able to come.

Some folks want tours with plenty of elevation gain. We guide them towards our Advanced series. For a lot of us, though, hills can be a concern. Looking at a particular tour and want to know more? Check out the detailed itineraries on each tour page for a day-by-day breakdown of what kind of terrain you’ll be crossing.

Yes! Mr Biker Saigon is happy to work with you to meet any dietary needs you may have (nut allergies, gluten intolerance, vegetarianism, etc.) Just contact us in advance so we can set up the details the best we can. We’ll be happy to make sure you are well fed during your trip. However, dietary accommodation is subject to availability, especially in rural areas.

If you’re a travel agent or trying to organize a trip for your cycling fellows, don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly for a good deal.

Whatsapp: +84 349 417 856
Email: tours@mrbikersaigon.com

Electronic bikes are great when you want to take it easy but still be able to keep up and chat with your companions. We are happy to offer E-bike rental on most of our tours at a small surcharge.

We offer tours at all different levels that cover widely varying distances per day, but our tours generally average between 40 and 70 km per day. Some tours cover as little as 25 km and some cover as much as 100 km per day.

Mr Biker’s tours are flexible to the desires of the riders, and your cycling guide is happy to shorten or lenghten the ride without compromising its beauty and highlights. Feel free to let them know of your expectation and they will adjust the route accordingly.

We are proud to introduce to you our hand-picked, locally-owned, well-designed and charming hotel and homestay selection. We’re using 3-star plus and 4-star hotels on our standard tours and even more deluxe options if tour groups request an upgrade during booking

Yes. Contact us with your travel plan and we will be happy to make suggestions and assist you in organizing extra tours as well as booking accommodation.

Yes! Vietnam is a very safe country, especially in terms of violent crime.

The traffic on highways can be a bit dangerous just like in most countries, but Mr Biker Saigon’s cycling routes are planned in a way that keeps tour-goers off main roads as much as possible.

We have got you covered. Our supported van and its drivers are always there to make sure your luggage arrives safely. You do not have to worry about it. You can have a small day bag with you for everyday carry. However, we often encourage riders to bring the essentials (phone/ some change), and leave their stuff on the van too since wearing them would make you very hot.